Central School Plays For City Football Championship
Central and Interlake clash on Denny field Saturday at 2 PM to decide Seattle grammar school city champion. Central earned the south title while Interlake took the north. C. B. Palnen coaches Central and John McFee guides Interlake. Admission is free.
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Seattle
Denny Field
Central
Interlaken
Interlake
C. BE. G. Palnen
Broadway
John McFee
University of Washington
Giants and White Sox Sail for Japan Exhibition Tour
The world touring New York Giants and Chicago White Sox left Victoria on the Empress of Japan for Japan with 67 in the party. An exhibition in Yokohama opens the abroad tour while fans in Seattle and Tacoma react to the cancelation of planned home games as players refused to play in rain and cold.
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Victoria
B. C
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Japan
Yokohama
Seattle
White Sox Giants
Dag
New Park
Tacoma
Dug
Drafted by 15 Major League Clubs Sent Niehoff to Cincinnati
Bert Niehoff, star third baseman for Louisville, drew 15 of 16 big league claims on draft day and was sent to Cincinnati. He hit .296 with 171 hits, 33 doubles, 16 triples, five homers, and led the association with 50 stolen bases while showcasing superb fielding and speed.
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Cincinnati
Bert Niehoff
Louisville
Colonels
Wathen
Niehoff
Pueblo
Cal
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Omaha
A. A
Washington State Meets Varsity in Last Game of Year
Northwest football notes say Whitman College and the University of Oregon finish the season with one game left each on Thanksgiving day. Washington State plays Montana while Creighton faces Multnomah in Portland. Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston and Washington lead the American League chatter as JOE BIRMINGHAM predicts the next big race.
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Washington State
Whitman College
University of Oregon
Whitman
University of Montana
Walla Walla
Crecon
Multnomah
Portland
Northwest
Washington State College
Dobie'a Bunch
Seattle
Pink Griffith'a Bunch
Moscow
Oregon Aggies
U. of W
Doble
Oregon
Joe Birmingham
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Naps
Detroit
Jennings
Vaise Drawn With Azevedo In Oakland Bout
California boxing card ends in a crowd favorite draw as Frenchy Vaise of Renton Washington and Joe Azevedo of Sacramento appraisal notes. Referee Toby Irwin calls it even after ten rounds with Vaise showing aggression and a late knockdown in round ten. Salvatore defeats Salva Tore in a four round bout after Jimmy Regan misses the scheduled main event.
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Oakland
Cal
Frenchy” Vaise
Renton
Wash
Joe Azevedo
Sacramento
Ad Wolxast
Toby Irwin
Vaise
Roth Born
Seattle
Azevedo
Azevedo Wos
Jimmy Regan
Sally Salvatore
Salvatore
Frank Rome
Ed Hagen boxer cop aims for upset in New York debut
Seattle police officer Ed Hagen, a heavyweight boxing hopeful, battles Gunboat Smith in a 10 round bout in New York. Hagen, making his eastern ring debut, could gain top matches with a win and previously drew with Denver in Chehalis about a year ago. Manager Harry Pollock now guides Hagen.
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Seattle
Bluecoats
Ed Hagen
Gunboat Smith
New York
Hagen
Smith
Denver
Martin
Chehalis
Harry Pollock
Freddie Welsh
Lee Magee Proclaims Gill a 1912 NL Pitching Sensation
Former Seattle youth Lee Magee now with the St. Louis Cardinals predicts Bill James of the Boston Braves will be a standout pitcher in the next season. Magee hails James as a big strong player with good habits and major league potential despite last season's arm injury.
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Bill James
Seattle
Lee Magee
St. Louis Cardinals
James
Boston Braves
Bill
Lee
Railroads Asked to Show Cause Over Bell Street Viaduct Cost
Four railroads must justify why they should not be assessed most of the 315 000 needed to build a Bell street viaduct from Millett to Railroad avenue. The project would connect with the central district port dock in the Bosing Austin Salt area.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Oregon Washington
Milwaukee
Bell Street
Fromillett
Railroad Avenue
Central District
Whitman College Creates Economics Chair Funded by Portland Gift
Whitman college overseers name William Bethke on the faculty of the University of Colorado to fill the newly created chair of economics and business. The department is made possible by a $50,000 gift from Hollon Parker of Portland.
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Walla Walla
Whitman College
Wm. Bethke
University of Colorado
Hollon Parker
Portland
Budding Phenom Tales From a Violent Family Tale
A poem by Grantland Rice satirically notes a series of violent acts by young boys against family members. The speaker, a father figure, delivers dark quips about future prowess in tackling and professional-level play. The piece mocks ambition through brutal scenes and sharp one liners.
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Willie
Walter Camp
Grantland Rice
Bowling Clash Sparks Two Wins for Seattle A C over Bon Marche
The Bon Marche squad fell to Seattle A C by two games to one in a three game inter alley contest. Gardner led A C with a 214 high score as Bon Marche players posted mixed totals across the match. The White Store then edged the Madi eone on the Miami alleys with two wins to one, producing tight totals for both sides. The Siwash and Mohawk squads also faced off in the A C tournament with Mohawk taking two of three.
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Seattle A. C
Gardner
A. C
Wetmore Chess
Bustos
Creeeman
Robb
Savestedesca Bae Jae
Malicoimn
Boe Morrison
Tis Gardner
Dotty Omes
Hierris
Madieone
Miamarck
Madteone
Seedman A
Taave W. Biland
Low Ley
Dickerson
Paust
Odes
Seattle United to host Victoria All-Stars in key match
Seattle United, undefeated in the Northwestern Soccer League, meets Victoria All-Stars in an international championship contest at Dag's old park. Leader Sam Larrimer guides the Victoria selection as the 2:30 p.m. kickoff Sunday sets the stage for a notable city showdown.
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Seattle
Dag's
Old Park
Seattle United
All-Stars
Victoria
Sam Larrimer
Star Players Stay On Tour Amid Seattle Visit
Tris Speaker and Sam Crawford did not leave the world tour as planned on Wednesday. Boston Americans president McAleer, a party member who pays Speaker, is thought to have influenced Speaker to stay. The famed outfielder had planned to return home from Seattle until Wednesday.
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Tris Speaker
Sam Crawford
McAleer
Boston Americans
Speaker
Seattle
Giants and Athletics meet in indoor baseball rematch
Lost-One dinner plans at the Y M C A gym as Grinetead’s Athletic Indoor baseball team and Mattson’s Giants share a post series loss meal. Tomorrow night the losers and finders will convene at the Y M C A cafeteria. Mattson’s men will pay. Everett Y M C A volleyball challenge accepted by A G Douthitt. LAMP explosion in Mount Vernon kills Mrs Eugene T Hatch, 23, wife of rancher.
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Mattson
Grinetead
Giants
Everett Y. M.C. A
Everett Y. M. C. A
A. G. Douthitt
Seattle Association
Mount Vernon
Eugene T. Hatch
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